ME Andromeda unstable. Framerate drop during cinematic dialogs and sometimes freeze to blackscreen.

Even a $350 computer these days can destroy a console in gaming.
The best part of which is not needing to pay the high cost for replacement consoles if a console fails.
The very thing that destroys the console cheap selling price.

EDIT: Typed too fast lost line.

ArmA is a bit of a genre of it's own. It's supposed to be a simulator of sorts, with all things military - right now, ArmA 3 has, in addition to the core infantry gameplay, DLCs (which add extra vehicles, weapons and such, but also had a companion patch with free platform updates - more on those with individual DLC) which improve:

Helicopter gameplay (paid content is few new helicopters, free content is new, optional, hardcore flight model and helicopter sling loading),
Jets gameplay (paid content - F/A-181 Black Wasp II, To-201 Shikra, A-149 Gryphon air superiority fighters, as the original game only had ground support aircraft; free content: jets are completely reworked, handle a bit more realistically, also every air vehicle had it's sensor suite reworked with the companion patch, and, I shit you not, one of the free things is a MOTHERFUCKING NUCLEAR AIRCRAFT CARRIER)
Infantry play (hah, I'm not kidding! - paid content is new sniper rifles, general purpose machine guns - as only automatic rifles and LMGs were in base game - and new full-body ghillies; free content is bipod functionality and I think some more stuff I forgot)

Planned DLCs for the game include:
"Orange" - mysterious DLC, nobody quite knows what it is, and they actually only told us the working title
Tanks - reworking how armored vehicles work, as right now it's still kind of meh
Tac-Ops - not exactly known, but supposedly SP gameplay DLC with focus on replayability

There's free DLC, too...
Malden - remastered island from 2001 Operation Flashpoint: Cold War Crisis, 'nuff said
Zeus - allows for gamemastering in SP and MP, basically an on-the-fly editor
Eden - the old mission editor was a relatively limited (you had to do a LOT of things outside of the game) 2D variant. Eden (stylized as 3Den) brings in a full 3D editor for mission creation - Zeus served as a basis, but this builds on and where Zeus is meant to do things on the fly, Eden is a full editor that allows things previously only imagined

Did I mention Apex expansion? Because it adds a new Pacific setting (base game is set in the mediterranean) including loads of units, weapons and vehicles. And Tanoa. It also expands on the special forces in the game, with new toys specifically for that kind of unit.
Last but I suppose not least, there's the Karts DLC. When this came out, it was actually intended as a test for their DLC platform (they intended to, unlike A2, not split the community, so they tested the paid/free content thing, as well as being able to test DLC items without purchase - with limitations different from the A2 iteration) and since it's more of a joke, with literally karts being added to a military simulator, most of the proceeds reportedly went to charity.

Right now, there are several maps in the game with official content alone: Altis (30x30km with sea, google Lemnos in Greece, it's a copy), Tanoa (15x15km, fictional Pacific archipelago from the Apex expansion), Malden (12x12km with sea, remastered from OFP:CWC), Stratis (8x8km with sea, smaller island from the base game, Agios Efstratios in real life) and Virtual Reality (8x8km, but it's a blank, virtual-looking place with nothing on it, not even a skybox, came with the Bootcamp update and now the game's tutorial is based on it, along with Arsenal - there is a story-based tutorial campaign, but that only teaches advanced things and serves as a prologue to the main campaigns).

Of course, then you can download any of the hundreds of islands/terrains, including community ports from earlier games. So, yeah. You got a shitton of stuff to do on a LOT of terrain, and the game will keep your attention for a few hundred hours. That's before you start modding and crank the amount of content up to eleven. Best thing, full modding tools are freely available, so anyone can add their own stuff!


And as a side note, I meant that there are probably several reskins of the athletic outfit, few of armor, etc. so they'd overlap and you can only have one reskin for each item installed.

Fallout NV was a bug ridden mess to begin with.
It is one of the only games I never used more than 5 mods with.

Well, it's meant to be somewhat realistic even on basic difficulty. You can play in third person but it's usually frowned upon with communities that try to play hardcore. I remember putting the fear of God into a kid who managed to get me once because he cheated with third person.

You were nicer than I likely would have been to that comment. Well done.